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Technology Stocks : Cisco
CSCO 74.45+1.8%9:30 AM EST

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To: Paul Reuben who wrote (327)11/24/2000 7:57:51 PM
From: The Phoenix   of 405
 
Yeah... there was an article in the Merc on this guy... I read it Wednesday I think... maybe it was Thursday morning. Sounds like he got caught red handed.... He admitted guilt. He was a Petaluma employee (either Fibex or Cerent I would guess). It happens.

How about this. I would appear that the upcoming demise of CSCO is being overstated. Or perhaps CSCO management doesnt' understand that the company is supposed to be topped out.

www0.mercurycenter.com

From New England
to Coyote Valley,
Cisco is expanding

BY MAUREEN FAN
Mercury News New York Bureau

NEW YORK -- Ten miles south of downtown
San Jose, housing and environmental groups
have launched a petition drive to try and stop
Cisco's plans for a 20,000-worker campus in
semi-rural Coyote Valley.

Nearly 3,000 miles away, residents of tiny Boxborough, Mass., have
voted overwhelmingly to welcome the networking giant and its plans
for a 580-acre campus, which will double the population during the
day of the one-school, one-library town about 40 minutes from
Boston.

``To us, it's filled a void,'' said Natalie Lashmit, town administrator for
Boxborough, population 4,800. ``We don't even have a town center.
We're trying to develop one. For this town, economic development
and appropriate economic development was very critical.''

As San Jose's largest corporate employer continues to grow at
breakneck speed, its expansion plans outside the South Bay are
increasingly viewed as an economic boon to communities hungry for
the success of Silicon Valley and its so-called ``clean'' technology.
From Raleigh, N.C. to Richardson, Texas, Cisco Systems Inc. is
buying up and building out in order to find talented employees and get
closer to customers.


-More at the URL pasted above-

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